Yes, there are many, many different kinds of pepper spray. The gist of pepper spray is how hot it is out of the nozzle. There are a lot of misconceptions in the U.S. market about pepper spray because of the way they play the number game with perentages of content in the pepper spray. The American public feels that bigger numbers always mean a product is better. The ten percent may not be anywhere near as good as the spray we sell that is two percent, but they just don't know because they are uneducated. There are probably a handful of good sprays on the market, but there are a couple that are in the top of my professional list. The number one spray I believe in the market is the Fox Labs. I have nothing to do with that company, I just sell it, but it is the great spray. I also have a spray that we have introduced that we don't even sell to the public yet. We will sell it only to law enforcement agencies and things like that. We have a spray called DPS, (Defensive Protective System) that I and a well known national trainer had developed based on many, many years of his workings with law enforcement, corrections, FBI and agencies like that. This guy is very well known and we came out with a spray together that is already introduced only to the law enforcement community; not to the general public. Eventually, we may also sell it to the public. Most pepper sprays all come in the same size can with same kind of nozzle. So, you are not really getting any better function ability whether you buy an Armor Holdings or a Fox Labs Product. The cans are going to look and feel the same. What comes out of the can and how it works is what puts these products above the others. For instances, the Fox Labs has an activation time, usually under two seconds; the guy is completely incapacitated, it is that good. It's so hot that some agencies have dropped it because they think it is too hot. I don't believe anything is too hot for the bad guy. The DPS on the other hand, is almost as hot as the Fox Labs. Now, Fox is hotter as far as the way it hits and burns, but the DPS has better distance. We actually are getting 15 to 18 feet of pepper spray stream, which is quite a bit of distance and again it comes back to the actual product once it hits and how it burns. There are a lot of good sprays. There are many, many good sprays in the market. They all act a little bit differently. These are the two kinds at the top of my list.
